"The new GP3 processor will feature a "specialized AI Neural Processor Unit (NPU) that enables next-generation video pixel processing and market-leading low-light image performance," according to GoPro, with "dedicated cores" to improve scene recognition and subject detection."
"The new GP3 processor will also "enable market-leading resolutions and frame rates" and "cinema-grade performance" that will help GoPro deliver cameras that will cater to the "ultra-premium end of the imaging market," says Nicholas Woodman, GoPro's founder and CEO."
"GoPro has announced a new processor today that the company says will "power GoPro's next generation of cameras across current and future products" - and will debut in cameras launching in Q2 2026."
GoPro announced its new GP3 processor, designed to power next-generation cameras launching in Q2 2026. The GP3 represents a significant upgrade from the current GP2 processor used since 2021, featuring a specialized AI Neural Processor Unit for advanced video pixel processing and superior low-light performance. The chip includes dedicated cores for improved scene recognition and subject detection. GoPro emphasizes the GP3 will enable market-leading resolutions, frame rates, and cinema-grade performance, positioning the company to compete in the ultra-premium imaging market. This strategic shift indicates GoPro's intention to expand beyond its traditional athlete and adventurer audience toward professional filmmakers.
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